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Makati Manila
24 Reviews The place looked inviting with plenty of people and cultures from different places. But, don't be deceived. It is not a wholesome place to start with and those who are looking for decent places should...
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Live Entertainment Manila
29 Reviews This nightspot was formally known as the L.A.Cafe.This is a large, dark ,smoke filled, crowed bar.It has 6 or more pool tables and has bands upstairs at night playing covers for a small entrance...
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Malate Manila
17 Reviews I have been to manila many times and alternate my stay between malate and makati. When in malate I always enjoy the street scene that revolves around adriatico st, remedios st and around. Many great...
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Libis Manila
10 Reviews Eastwood City is one of the coolest spots in Manila right now. It's a group of bars, restaurants, coffee places and fine dining all in one place. Definite must-trys : Something Fishy which serves the...
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People/Local Culture Manila
6 Reviews On my way to dinner, there was some traffic in Santolan going down to Libis. Every time the car stopped, I checked myself out in the mirror. I'm vain...so what?! Finally I took a self pic. Ahh...will...
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Go there during Happy Hour, when the ambience is at its most peaceful, and the drinks are two for one :)The barman knows his stuff, and the drinks are very good.I recommend the Margaritas!Sit back and enjoy! Casual evening island clothes.T-shirts, shorts, sarong....whatever.
Ratsky in the Philippines is a famous and more classy night spot with a live band music though it can get too crowded(there isn't a place for nightlife isn't crowded!). And owned by a well-known actor in the Philippine cenima;-) Any kind of dress as long as you're comfortable and atleast you look good as this place has a bit more character or I mean, classy!?
John is the Canadian owner of this sweet bar/club. It's located just beyond Pier 3. If you're looking for a great place to dance, play pool or sit at the bar and chat with a Vancouverite this is the place. It's right across the way from a HUGE nightclub that was newly opened in Oct. 2002. At Cocomanga's you can add a notch to your country (countries are listed ladder style on the wall) by downing a variety of 15 shooters that are placed in front of you. If you succeed your country may move up the ladder! Complete casual....bearfoot!
this place is filled with different restos and bars. The whole family will enjoy. There's a night market too. Or you can just sit and have coffee while watching the people pass by. depends on the bar or resto u want to go to. But, casual attire is accepted
It was really cool here because there was a mixed crowd and it seemed classy like a New York, upscale, 20's club. I loved the ambience, trance and house music. Great prices-100 pesos for mixed drink-that's US $2-and they make 'em strong in the philippines.
Suffice to say, that if you're going out for the night, chances are you'll be singining. No one really cares if you're good, or bad, but just that you do it! Singing is believed to make YOU feel good; so people are happy to have you do it, even you're not on key!
u can bring along ur friends and other persons whom u might want to hang with.u can enjoy the music and the good service they had.good foods and nice waiters anything as long as u look presentable.u can wear jeans and sneakers or u might wear skirts(if ur a girl).dress in a way that u feel comfortable
Most 5-star hotels offer everything from high-tech discos to lavish cultural songs and dances, as well as superb pop singers and performers, show bands and classical string ensembles. On most evenings there are cultural performances by local artists or foregin groups at the many other venues for the performing arts. Philippines have unusual musical groups such as Pangkat Kawayan (bamboo orchestra), which uses bamboo musical instruments and the Rondalla group which uses tiny guitars like the ukelele.
Has a wide variety of bars and restaurants to choose from. My favorite is Jack's Loft. Their 4-mushroom pasta is really great! Also, at Amoeba, they have a drink/dessert called Serendipty (based on the movie) haven't tried that though. Chic casual
Without a doubt, the Malate district in Manila. Although it's undergone a massive face lift since its glory days of being the artistic and cultural haven of the capital, Malate remains vibrant and colorful...one of the only places in the city where you can still 'come as you are.' And it offers a vast array of choices for the night owl...from restaurants, bars, karaoke lounges, gay clubs, discotheques...you name it. Backpackers hobnob with immaculately attired yuppies and grungy teen-agers; it's not one of those places where one goes to 'see and be seen' but instead to have a rollicking good time. Come as you are...except for a few clubs that don't allow sandals or singlets.
Makati Shangri-La Manila Manila
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Dave's Straw Hat Inn Boracay Island
10 Reviews and 452 Opinions Let me start this by saying Dave's is amazing, really. The staff was friendly, Always had a smile on...
Rock Inn Sagada
4 Reviews and 24 Opinions When we went to Sagada, we tried looking for accomodation in the town proper but had really a hard...
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Q: Hi There I'm going backpacking with 3 other friends for 5 days in the Philippines and was wondering if anyone has any...
A: Some suggestion of mine: Shooting the rapid at pagsanjan falls then spend the night at tagaytay. 2nd day, taal trek, a bit of city tour and then a 45 drive to Lago de...
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